Sentence examples for both manner of from inspiring English sources

Exoskeletons that are superficially similar but quite different from hydroids and pogonophores in both manner of growth and internal support occur in the graptolites, an extinct group, and in the protochordates, Rhabdopleura and Cephalodiscus.

These microorganisms are indicators of both manner of handling milk from milking till consumption and the quality of the milk (Lunder and Brehne 1996).

Hence, we study both manners of biological control.

Note that it would have been possible for the gesture to have compensated for the lack of a suitable verb by depicting the features of the event that were most salient or most relevant to the narrative (i.e. both the manner of movement and the downward path) but this was not the preferred choice of the speakers in the present study.

Of course, one of the strengths of the movie is that it's both — the manner of self-presentation channels both Vito Acconci and Woody Allen, but not "Saturday Night Live" or Sarah Silverman.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Of course, one of the strengths of the movie is that it's both — the manner of self-presentation channels both Vito Acconci and Woody Allen, but not "Saturday Night Live" or Sarah Silverman.

Reid does not distinguish between the Illiad qua written text and qua oral poetry; doing so informs debate both about the manner of expression of the work and about the sublimity of the mental states that gave it rise.

West Ham United's attempt to reach the group stage of the Europa League ended in familiar frustration, because of both the manner of the defeat and the identity of their conquerors.

Alastair Cook declared his Test side ready to take on Pakistan next month, with the England captain encouraged by both the manner of the 2-0 series win over Sri Lanka and performances of three individuals who are striving to prove themselves at international level.

Set B contained inhomogeneous WSI in terms of both the manner of preparation and the chemicals used.

The picture description score covered both content and manner of expression thereby providing a test for both semantic and syntactic knowledge.